4-Fluoro-α-pyrrolidine Butyrophenone (4-F-α-POP)

• Name: 4-Fluoro-α-pyrrolidine butyrophenone
       
• Abbreviations: 4-F-α-POP, FPOP
       
• Chemical Class: Synthetic cathinone, substituted butyrophenone
       

• Form: Powder
     

  Pharmacology & Research Context

  
      - 4-F-α-POP interacts with monoamine transporters, including dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. 
  
       - Commonly used in vitro or animal research to study stimulant and psychoactive properties. 
  
       - Research often focuses on structure-activity relationships and behavioral effects compared to other cathinones.
     

Behavioral & Physiological Effects (Observed in Research)

     - Stimulant-like effects, including increased locomotor activity and alertness in preclinical studies. 

     - High doses may cause cardiovascular stress, neurotoxicity, and metabolic toxicity. 

     - Human effects are largely unknown; data are extrapolated from laboratory studies.
   

Safety and Legal Considerations

     ⚠️ Safety Warning: This substance is intended for research use only. It is not approved for human consumption. Handling requires strict laboratory safety measures including gloves, fume hood, and eye protection. Possession, sale, or use in humans may be illegal in many countries. Misuse can cause serious health risks including toxicity and death.

Research Notes

     Research typically focuses on pharmacokinetics, metabolism, and neurochemical effects in controlled laboratory settings. Human studies are extremely limited and heavily regulated. Proper documentation and compliance with local laws are required for all research work.